Longstreet's Deli

(804) 722-4372

302 N Sycamore St, Petersburg, VA 23803 Map it | Get directions Cross Streets: Near the intersection of N Sycamore St and E Bank St/W Bank St

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Company Information: A skating wait staff greets you at this cozy eatery that offers items such as frozen iced coffees, great fruit smoothies, floats, cappuccinos, wraps, deli style subs, fripps, specialty sandwiches, and fresh salads on their menu.

Categories: Restaurants, American Restaurants

Cuisine: American

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User Rating: 1 out of 5 stars

by Likes Food.
04/10/2008

Fair luncheon food. Service O.K. Watch out for hidden charges (corking fee) for items sold and served in the restuarant. When questioned about the corking fee that was never explained before ordering the wine, the owner said "I'll charge what I want and you will pay it" and asked us to leave. Very belligerent with no people or business skills. There are much better in Old Towne Petersburg.

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User Rating: 5 out of 5 stars

by Janet W
07/20/2006

Excellent food, friendly people, nice atmosphere: Everything I have eaten has been worth the money. Healthy well prepared sandiches, salads, and service that is outstanding. I am a regular there. I try to eat there at least 3 times a week. My favortie is the longstreet club sandwich and the sailor sandwich. The sailor tastes just like it is made in New York delicious. Wine tasting and imported beer for a late evening enjoyment. A must place to stop when in Petersburg

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User Rating: 5 out of 5 stars

by Melaphant
02/02/2006

Don't count out Petersburg: Petersburg has been experiencing some new economic growth and this wonderful eatery is a by-product. The building kept it's original charm and added some great dining. Unique, yet not to far from comfort, delicatesson style dishes adorn the menu. Mainly a lunch crowd now they are looking to expand in March and add a dinner menu. Of course don't forget the large selection of wines and there is even a coffee/dessert bar.

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